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Of the new interludes the most inviting was Mr. Chan’s Interlude II, a study in repeating, slowly morphing figures built around chimelike tintinnabulations and ending up in a chromatic Minimalist swirl. Mr. Sims’s Interlude III, which requires bursts of vocalization and occasional sharp-edged fortissimos, had its moments too.

He said Washington’s hands may have been all over the ouster, claiming that it financed President Manuel Zelaya ’s opponents and insinuating that the C.I.A. may have led a campaign to bolster the putschists.

Situated on 16 wooded acres adjacent to the exclusive (all-male) Burning Tree golf club, Fox Hill has an array of resortlike features, including four restaurants, a salon and spa, a recording studio, an art studio and an indoor driving range.

The pieces’ lack of dance precision was part of their point, as was the way they seemed to flaunt a kind of unfocused and unrigorous intensity that in almost any academic-dance classroom would be considered bad style.